\subsection{Hebrews 3}
\VS{1} Wherefore, holy brothers, partakers of the heavenly call, consider the 
messenger and chief priest of our confession, Jesus, 
\VS{2} he being 
trustworthy to the [one] appointing him, as also [was] Moses in his house. 
\VS{3} For this [one] was deemed worthy of greater glory beside Moses by so much greater 
honor the [one] having built it has than the house. 
\VS{4} For every house is 
built by someone, but the [one] having built everything is God. 
\VS{5} And Moses 
on the one hand [was] trustworthy in his whole house as [a] servant for [a] witness 
of what will be spoken, 
\VS{6} but on the other hand Christ [was trustworthy] upon his house, 
whose house we are, if we hold firm the confidence and the boast of hope 
until completion\footnote{or ``perfection''}, steadfast. 
\VS{7} Therefore, 
just as the Holy Spirit says,

\begin{verse}
Today if you hear his voice, \\
\VS{8} Be not hardening your hearts as in the rebellion, \\
According to the day of the test in the wilderness, \\
\VS{9} During which your fathers put me to the test, \\
\VS{10} And they saw my works forty years. \\
Therefore he was angry with this generation \\
And said, They are always gone astray in heart. \\
But they have not known my paths, \\
\VS{11} As I swore in my wrath \\
[No way] will they enter my rest.
\end{verse}

\VS{12} Be looking, brothers, lest there be in any [of you a] wicked\fnPoneros{} heart 
of unbelief in having stood off from the zoe-living\fnZoe{} God, 
\VS{13} but be calling upon each 
other each day, while it is called Today, in order that there not be 
hardened any among you by the deceitfulness of sin. 
\VS{14} For we are 
become partakers of Christ, if indeed we hold fast the beginning of 
confidence until completion\footnote{or ``perfection''} steadfast, 
\VS{15} 
In which it is said:

\begin{verse}
Today if you hear his voice, \\
Be not hardening your hearts as in the rebellion.
\end{verse}

\VS{16} For who having heard rebelled, but not all those having gone out of 
Egypt through Moses? 
\VS{17} With whom was he angry forty years? [Was it] not with 
the sinners, whose corpses fell in the wilderness? 
\VS{18} But to whom did 
he swear ``not to enter into his rest" if not the disobedient? 
\VS{19} And we 
see that they were unable to enter because of disbelief.
